Emma Corrin exhibits off their quirky sense of fashion in pink tights

Emma Corrin appeared in high spirits as they waved to fans on arrival at Jimmy Kimmel Live! in Hollywood on Wednesday. 

The actor, 28, showed off their quirky style in a silver embellished mini dress, teamed with sheer red tights and pointed toe heels.

Emma, who has been promoting their villainous role in the Marvel blockbuster Deadpool & Wolverine, opted for a natural makeup look as they greeted fans.

Emma’s dark cropped tresses were styled into an androgynous centre-part as they entered the studios ahead of another promotional appearance.

Emma plays the character of Charles Xavier aka Professor X’s evil sister Cassandra Nova in the new Marvel crossover.

Emma Corrin appeared in high spirits as they waved to fans on arrival at Jimmy Kimmel Live! in Hollywood on Wednesday

The actor, 28, showed off their quirky style in a silver embellished mini dress, teamed with sheer red tights and pointed toe heels

Days earlier, Emma was spotted leaving their hotel in NYC with their long-term boyfriend Rami Malek.

The Mr Robot star proudly supported his partner at the Deadpool & Wolverine after party the previous evening.

The star, who is best known for their award-winning role as Princess Diana in the fourth series of The Crown, looked incredible as they arrived at the David H. Koch Theater.

They showcased their statuesque figure in a black and white tweed one-piece which featured a large black faux fur trim across the chest.

Emma accessorised the look with some sheer tights and large diamond earrings.

Adding inches to their frame, they slipped into some retro shiny black kitten heels.

Rami and Emma’s appearance in New York at the after party comes after it was revealed that they have ‘moved in together’.

It also comes after their friends hinted that an engagement could be on the cards.

They have been together for just under a year but friends have now claimed the couple are living together.

Emma, who has been promoting their villainous role in the Marvel blockbuster Deadpool & Wolverine, opted for a natural makeup look as they greeted fans

Emma’s dark cropped tresses were styled into an androgynous centre-part as they entered the studios ahead of another promotional appearance

A source told The Sun: ‘They have got a £5million house together in Hampstead and moved in together a few weeks ago.

‘Rami and Emma are both really serious about each other. Even though they’ve only been dating for 11 months they are moving quickly because for them, this relationship feels like forever.

‘Their friends have said they wouldn’t be surprised if Rami proposed soon.’

MailOnline contacted their representatives for comment at the time.

Rami and Emma are thought to have begun dating last summer and made their relationship official when they were spotted kissing during an outing in London in September.

Before dating Emma, Rami was in a relationship with Lucy Boynton, who played Freddie Mercury’s girlfriend Mary Austin in Bohemian Rhapsody.

Lucy and Rami confirmed their relationship in 2019 but had apparently split by 2022 when he was spotted out with French screen siren Léa Seydoux.

Léa and Rami, who both featured in that year’s James Bond film, No Time To Die, were seen in the December with their arms around one another.

The Mr Robot star proudly supported his partner at the Deadpool & Wolverine after party the previous evening

However by the following summer, rumours began to fly about a blossoming romance between Rami and Emma, with sources dishing about their ‘loved-up dates’.

They were allegedly observed kissing over lunch in Margate, Kent, and ‘didn’t seem to mind who could see’ them at their alfresco table.

‘They were very passionate and looking into each other’s eyes,’ said a source who caught sight of them at the restaurant.

‘Rami and Emma just seemed totally besotted with each other and paid no attention to anyone else.’

Emma, who won the Golden Globe For Best Actress – Television Series Drama months before adopting ‘they/them’ pronouns, explained the swap to the Guardian.

‘Because I was working on a film in the US, away from everyone who knows me, and when people called me she, it felt so weird and uncomfortable,’ said the thespian.